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Dataset: UF-INVERTEBRATES
Taxa: Lobatus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Florida Invertebrate Zoology

UF:INVERTEBRATES-Invertebrate Zoology
Lobatus costatus
542786-MolluscaHoliman, Bonnie   1985-09-01
United States, Florida, Duval County, 20 miles ESE Mayport, 30.3463 -81.0651
UF:INVERTEBRATES-Invertebrate Zoology
Lobatus gallus
539007-MolluscaMcCullagh, William   1972-07-15
United States, Florida, Monroe County, off Key Largo, Hawk Channel, inside Pickles Reef, 25.0333 -80.4167
UF:INVERTEBRATES-Invertebrate Zoology
Lobatus raninus (Gmelin, 1791)
555203-MolluscaFrosts   1984-11-29
United States, Florida, St. Johns County, off Saint Augustine, 29.95705 -80.2893
UF:INVERTEBRATES-Invertebrate Zoology
Lobatus raninus (Gmelin, 1791)
555518-MolluscaHough, Harriet   1989-06-02
United States, Florida, Monroe County, Toms Harbor Keys, 24.7662 -80.9284
UF:INVERTEBRATES-Invertebrate Zoology
Lobatus raninus (Gmelin, 1791)
555519-MolluscaHough, Harriet   1989-06-01
United States, Florida, Monroe County, Toms Harbor Keys, 24.7662 -80.9284
UF:INVERTEBRATES-Invertebrate Zoology
Lobatus raninus (Gmelin, 1791)
555520-MolluscaHough, Harriet   1988-07-12
United States, Florida, Monroe County, Money Key, 24.6828 -81.2156
UF:INVERTEBRATES-Invertebrate Zoology
Lobatus raninus (Gmelin, 1791)
555537-MolluscaHough, Harriet   1989-05-30
United States, Florida, Monroe County, Molasses Key, 24.6842 -81.1877
UF:INVERTEBRATES-Invertebrate Zoology
Lobatus raninus (Gmelin, 1791)
555538-MolluscaHough, Harriet   1989-03-15
United States, Florida, Monroe County, Grassy Key, Tom's Harbor, 24.77304 -80.9255
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